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Dan Bongino reacts to video of mob attacking Baltimore officer: ‘I blame the political leaders for this’

Former NYPD officer Dan Bongino reacted Monday to a video posted on social media showing a Baltimore police sergeant being kicked by bystanders while he wrestled with a suspect, blaming the city's political leaders for overall anti-police climate. 

Baltimore Crime and Corruption January 19, 2020

Baltimore state’s attorney blasts police union’s ‘political rhetoric’ after video shows mob attacking officer

Baltimore’s state’s attorney, Marilyn Mosby, took aim at the city’s police union Saturday after union officials condemned a violent attack Friday night against a city police officer.

Baltimore Crime and Corruption January 13, 2020

Residents angry at leadership as Baltimore sees 15 shot, 5 fatally, this weekend

This weekend, amid a warm winter weather stretch for Baltimore, 15 people were shot, and five of those victims died, leaving residents in shock about deadly gun crime and angry at the city’s leadership.

Baltimore Crime and Corruption January 12, 2020

Baltimore sees 12 people shot, 5 dead in just 1 day of shootings

Twelve people were shot and five of them were killed in a total of eight separate shootings Saturday in Baltimore, according to reports.

Baltimore Crime and Corruption January 1, 2020

Baltimore sees second deadliest year on record in 2019, homicide clearance rate under 40 percent

The escalating violence in Baltimore in 2019 resulted in Charm City recording its second deadliest year on record, as officials announced Tuesday another victim to add to a grim homicide count.

Baltimore Crime and Corruption December 24, 2019

Baltimore murders on track for per-capita record after weekend killings of 2 young mothers: reports

A homicide toll of nearly one killing per day, coupled with a steep decline in population in recent years, is helping Baltimore set a new mark this year for killings per capita, according to reports.

Maryland December 21, 2019

Baltimore civil rights groups oppose aerial surveillance pilot program

Civil rights groups in Baltimore voiced their opposition to a pilot program announced by the police department Friday that would involve three surveillance planes flying over the city in an effort to stem violent crime.

Baltimore Crime and Corruption December 12, 2019

Baltimore defendant throws metal water pitcher, strikes judge in head after receiving life term: reports

A judge in Baltimore required medical treatment Wednesday after a defendant she had just sentenced to life in prison grabbed a metal water pitcher and threw it, striking the judge in her forehead, according to reports.

Baltimore Crime and Corruption December 4, 2019

Baltimore state attorney says 305 police officers have 'integrity issues,' can’t be called to testify

A state's attorney for Baltimore has presented a list of 305 city police officers whose credibility is in question, preventing them from being called as witnesses.

Baltimore Crime and Corruption December 4, 2019

Baltimore mayor warns of white van trying to 'snatch up young girls'; police say no reports

As Baltimore grapples with an ever-growing homicide rate, the city's mayor raised eyebrows on Monday when he voiced concern about a mysterious white van roaming the streets with someone trying to "snatch up young girls" — something that has been refuted by his own police force. 

Maryland December 3, 2019

Baltimore corrections officers indicted, accused of excessive force and gang activity, state attorney says

More than two dozen Baltimore corrections officers were indicted Tuesday on at least 200 charges that they used excessive force on prisoners at state-operated jails in the city, authorities said.